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2 photometry method description, 1 absorbance method group, 2 routine method group – Eppendorf D30 BioPhotometer User Manual

Page 30: Photometry method description 6.2.1, Absorbance method group, Routine method group

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Methods
Eppendorf BioPhotometer

®

D30

English (EN)

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You can create new methods in all folders using

.

In Favorites, you can create your own folders (e.g., to allocate folders to specific people), and rename and
delete the folders.

Tab. 6-2:

Softkeys in method selection

Copied or cut methods can be added to a different folder under Favorites, or added to the original folder
under a new name. Use the cursor keys to navigate to the

Methods column of the desired folder and press

[paste] for adding the method.

6.2

Photometry method description

The preprogrammed methods and method templates are described in this section.

6.2.1

Absorbance method group

Single λ

• Absorbance measurement on a wavelength.
• No subsequent evaluation.

6.2.2

Routine method group

The methods for the Routine group are preprogrammed as fixed methods. Therefore, a new method name
is required after the method parameters in the fixed preprogrammed methods have been modified.

Nucleic acids

• Determination of the concentration of nucleic acids through measurement at 260 nm and evaluation via

factor.

• Various nucleic acid methods, such as dsDNA or RNA, are preprogrammed. The parameters vary

according to the factor.

• Preprogrammed method for microliter cuvettes: Measuring DNA in sample volumes within the

microliter range with 1 mm light path (with microliter cuvettes as Eppendorf μCuvette G1.0 or Hellma

®

TrayCell).

• Additional information on the purity of the measured nucleic acid: Ratios A260/A280, ratios A260/A230,

restricted absorbance wavelength spectrum of nucleic acid (with 3 nm distances), absorbance of the
background wavelength (preset: 320 nm; the absorbance of the pure nucleic acid should be close to
zero here).

• Partial turbidity correction can be performed via the

Background parameter.

• Concentrations can be converted to molar concentrations and (after the sample volume has been

entered) to nucleic acid quantities (

process results method step).

[Cut] and [Paste]

Cut and paste methods.

[Copy] and [Paste]

Copy and paste methods.

[Delete]

Delete methods.

[Rename]

Rename methods.